"What is tapping WiFi really going to give someone?"
Ill bite. An innocent(s) carrying a bomb(s) inside their company laptop. Lets say i work for an IT support provider for a large company. I call these guys up who are flying overseas next week, need to swap out their laptops for whatever reason. I preconfig the laptop to phone home periodically...plant a bomb in it... you can guess the rest.
i think this is a reasonable request for $SECURITYCO to make... whether I trust the FBI or not is another matter.
I often use skype, but in the quest for a SIP# along with my skype experience, I tried this yesterday.
I is a fairly hopeless alternative to skype, at least for the time being. Gizmo gives you "free" minutes of which you can use to test the system, but, try as I might, I was unable to make a call outside of the US, as 001, the country code for the US was prefixed onto any number I entered in.
Add the random shutdowns when editing certain options (of which there are a distinct lack of) and odd, finicky menus which stay open and dont have a close button, and you have yourself Gizmo.
Having said that, if they can sort those problems out then they will be onto a winner. It is certainly far easier setup than any other SIP/softphone system Ive used.
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..and thats why americas army isn't very popular.
If realism means crawling about prone in the dirt for 500m before you can even think about getting a kill, then people don't want realism. duh.
"What is tapping WiFi really going to give someone?"
Ill bite. An innocent(s) carrying a bomb(s) inside their company laptop. Lets say i work for an IT support provider for a large company. I call these guys up who are flying overseas next week, need to swap out their laptops for whatever reason. I preconfig the laptop to phone home periodically...plant a bomb in it... you can guess the rest. i think this is a reasonable request for $SECURITYCO to make... whether I trust the FBI or not is another matter.
They are missing a VERY important part of Tron. You HAVE to wear the suits!
I often use skype, but in the quest for a SIP# along with my skype experience, I tried this yesterday.
I is a fairly hopeless alternative to skype, at least for the time being. Gizmo gives you "free" minutes of which you can use to test the system, but, try as I might, I was unable to make a call outside of the US, as 001, the country code for the US was prefixed onto any number I entered in.
Add the random shutdowns when editing certain options (of which there are a distinct lack of) and odd, finicky menus which stay open and dont have a close button, and you have yourself Gizmo.
Having said that, if they can sort those problems out then they will be onto a winner. It is certainly far easier setup than any other SIP/softphone system Ive used.